The Horse and Groom Hotel
Situated a short distance from the Seascale Beach, The Horse and Groom Hotel is good launching point for visitors to Cumbria and the surrounding area. The hotel has an on-site bar and lounge with flat-screen televisions showing music and sports for visitors. There is a restaurant on the property that is open from Monday through Saturday. For campers and caravans, the hotel also maintains a campsite. There are 23 rooms available for guests to choose from.
Eskdale Road
Gosforth, Cumbria CA20 1JA
England, UK
011 (+44) 01946 725254
horseandgroomhotel.co.uk
Westlakes Hotel & Restaurant
Built within a three-acre garden, the Westlakes Hotel is a late Georgian country house located in the Western Lake District. The Cumbrian coastline offers the hotel visitors access to long and uncrowded beaches. It also has the famous Ravenglass and Eskdale Narrow Gauge Railway to its south. Guests are provided with a la carte dining in this country house's lounge. The main house has six double rooms, including four of which are located on the main floor. Each room features high ceilings and picture windows.
Gosforth, Cumbria, CA20 1HP
England, UK
011 (+44) 019467 25221
westlakeshotel.co.uk
Low Wood Hall Country House Hotel and Restaurant
The Low Wood Hall Country House is a family-run hotel that provides guests with great scenery from the Westdale Valley. The in-house Conservatory Restaurant is promoted as having one of the best dining experiences in the Western Lake District. Guests of the hotel have a choice of two types of rooms: standard and superior. All bedrooms have either a bath or shower and all are non-smoking with color televisions.
Nether Wasdale,
Cumbria CA20 1ET
England, UK
011 (+44) (0)19467 26100
lowwoodhall.co.uk
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